Hill felt Triton was a bit pathetic.
He still didn't know that the woman who deceived him and tried to vie for ocean authority with him could possibly be his grandmother or great-grandmother.
Otherwise, he wouldn't cooperate with William so honestly.
It's not that he would have feelings for those two goddesses, but after all, they come from the same God System. As long as Zeus isn't standing there, they can discuss things... If the benefits are sufficient, Triton isn't unremovable.
Even if it's the Goddess of the Sea who first schemed against Triton, it's the same.
The Greek Gods have survived through mutual scheming... The winner takes all, and the loser not only has to give away his wife and child but must also resign to his fate; if he can even enjoy some scraps, he can live quite well.
They call themselves deities but live like a troop of monkeys, surviving purely on instinct without any need for morals or ethics.
